Q: Who is the creator of the Anonymous Woman: Demise photographic art series?
Patty Carroll
In which country is Machu Picchu located?
Perú
This writing system was created by King Sejong the Great and is used in Korea today
Hangul
This iconic, snow-capped dormant volcano is the highest peak in Japan.
Mount Fuji
Duffy’s poem “Little Red-Cap” is a re-imagining of what folk-tale?
Little Red Ridinghood
What is Banky’s principal way of making street art graffiti?
Stencling
Correct the mistake: “La problema es difícil.”
El problema es difícil
This food is made from fermented cabbage and is a staple side dish in Korea
Kimchi
Japan's national sport, where 2 "Rikishi" attempt to push each other out of a circular ring
Sumo
What object is in almost all of the Demise photography collection?
A mannequin
In the Handmaid’s Tale, what important book is kept locked in the Commander’s office?
The Bible
Which word does NOT belong?: “tenedor, cuchillo, vaso, zapato”
This is the most common way to say “Hello” in Korean
Annyeonghaseyo (or Annyeong)
Meaning "empty orchestra," it’s the popular pastime of singing to recorded tracks
Karaoke
This dish is made by mixing rice with vegetables, meat, and sauce.
Bibimbap
In the Handmaid’s Tale, who is Offred’s friend who escapes the Red Center and ends up at Jezabel’s?
Moira
Which country is Shakira from?
Colombia
This traditional clothing is worn on special occasions in Korea
Hanbok
This savory "as-you-like-it" pancake, often associated with Osaka or Hiroshima, is grilled on a teppan
Okonomiyaki
What is the term for the narrative style in which the narrator knows everything about the story world, including the thoughts, feelings, motivations, and experiences of multiple characters?
Omniscient
In Duffy’s poem Penelope, who is her husband?
Odysseus
What Mexican celebration honors deceased loved ones?
El Día de los Muertos
This global music genre refers to Korean popular music
K-pop
This 2001 Hayao Miyazaki film( Can omit; about a girl named Chihiro )was the first non-English film to win the Oscar for Best Animated Feature
Spirited Away
This Korean phrase means “I love you.”
Saranghae (사랑해요 / 사랑해)